Meteorological autumn, loss of time?

Bit sad on television last night. All those unhappy statistics about last summer's quality.
- Beg you pardon? Last summer's?
- Yes.
- But ...
- No!
Yesterday was the last day of 2011's meteorological summer. A summer with too much rain, less sunshine, too much wind, too low temperatures, in short, too much sorrow and misery.

Clear away your garden furniture, garden tools set, your BBQ, lawnmower and all those things of the great summer outdoor life. It's over. Finished. Point. Out.

Today the meteorological autumn begins. In the early morning I could say hello to the sun's happy radiant face in a beautiful blue sky, hardly any wind a and an agreeable temperature.

I spotted a turtle-dove in one of the trees in the garden. It was a matter of point and shoot. Obviously the turtle-dove wouldn't allow me a photo session. Never mind. This will do. Exactly the sphere how it felt ...

So no stuff cleaning up, my sausages on the BBQ tonight and I wait, calm and easy, for the astrological autumn which is still three weeks away from now.

Loss of time? We speak about gain in time, don't we? Great example! Here you are ... ;)



Nikon D700: f/2.0 : 1/3200" : 105mm : ISO 200